International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations

2002 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 2006

Refining a meta-methodology for collaborative networked organisations: a case study pp. 359-377

Ovidiu Noran

An empirical investigation of trust's impact on collective awareness development in virtual teams pp. 378-394

Mohamed Daassi, Nabila Jawadi, Marc Favier and Michel Kalika

Promoting trust in B2B virtual organisations through business and technological infrastructures pp. 395-411

Ioannis Ignatiadis, Adomas Svirskas, Bob Roberts and Konstantinos Tarabanis

Towards using visual process models to control enterprise systems functionalities pp. 412-424

Jens Weller, Martin Juhrisch and Werner Esswein

Internet transactions: perceptions of personal risk pp. 425-437

Jollean K. Sinclaire, Ronald B. Wilkes and Judith C. Simon

Understanding the relationship between business and IT groups: a personal construct theory approach pp. 438-449

Senaka Fernando, Mark Lycett and Sergio De Cesare

RFID technology and the EPC network as enablers of mobile business: a case study in a retail supply chain pp. 450-462

Samuel Fosso Wamba, Ygal Bendavid, Louis A. Lefebvre and Elisabeth Lefebvre

Volume 3, issue 3, 2006

Accounting for networks: the consolidated network approach pp. 245-257

Teemu Laine, Jari Paranko, Tommi Lahikainen, Marko Seppanen and Petri Suomala

Financial statement analysis of a network of SMEs: towards measurement of network performance pp. 258-282

Erkki K. Laitinen

Knowledge management with focus on the innovation process in collaborative networking companies pp. 283-298

Martin Inganas, Fredrik Hacklin, Adrian Pluss and Christian Marxt

Performance measurement of networks: towards a non-financial approach pp. 299-316

Harri I. Kulmala and Antti Lonnqvist

Quantifying and setting off network performance pp. 317-339

Erik Hofmann

Virtual enterprise and e-business: a case study in a Brazilian aircraft company pp. 340-355

Joao Amato Neto

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

Analysing collaborative demand and supply networks of SMEs pp. 128-141

Dario Antonelli, Irene Cassarino and Agostino Villa

Exploring chain, network and cluster collaborative practices: implications for SMEs pp. 142-155

Aristides Matopoulos, Maro Vlachopoulou and Vicky Manthou

The role of enterprise systems in supply chain networks: a taxonomy of supply chain strategies pp. 156-171

Charles Moller

Collaboration mechanisms in SME context: a case study in the footwear sector pp. 172-184

Rosanna Fornasiero and Andrea Zangiacomi

Implementing enterprise collaboration using web services and software agents pp. 185-201

Akbar Siami Namin, Weiming Shen and Hamada Ghenniwa

Performance evaluation of an auction-based job allocation model for small- and medium-sized enterprises pp. 202-219

Govind Bajaj, Can Saygin, Scott E. Grasman and Ming C. Leu

Evaluating partner suitability for collaborative supply networks pp. 220-237

Timothy McNichols and Louis Brennan

Volume 3, issue 1, 2006

Industrial networks: capturing changeability? pp. 1-24

R. Dekkers and C.A. Van Luttervelt

The virtual organisation: a new organisational form? pp. 25-41

Helen Walker

Knowledge, power and trust in SME e-based virtual organisations pp. 42-59

Kevin Johnston, Jiwei Shi, Zoe Dann and Ian Barclay

Networkcentric healthcare operations: the telecommunications structure pp. 60-85

Dag Von Lubitz, Nilmini Wickramasinghe and Gennady Yanovsky

Telework in the ICT sector: multivariate analysis of its determinant factors in Spain pp. 86-101

Juan Carlos Roca Pulido and Francisco Jose Martinez Lopez

On the dynamics of Agile/Virtual Enterprise reconfiguration pp. 102-123

Maria Manuela Cunha and Goran D. Putnik

Volume 2, issue 4, 2004

Management requirements for knowledge management systems in the virtual organisation pp. 287-297

Marc L. Resnick

A knowledge transfer framework for virtual projects pp. 298-311

Petra M. Bosch-Sijtsema

Effective knowledge transfer in virtual teams: linking contents and mechanisms pp. 312-322

Kah-Hin Chai and Chee-Meng Yap

Mobilising knowledge transfer activities in virtual organisations pp. 323-334

Khaleel Malik

Knowledge-intensive transfer of innovation: e-commerce and small business pp. 335-352

Ettore Bolisani and Enrico Scarso

Creating user networks for technology-market linking: an action research report pp. 353-366

Margaret Dalziel

Groupware architecture for R&D managers pp. 367-386

Kathryn Cormican and David O'Sullivan

Volume 2, issue 3, 2004

Effective management of dynamic and multiple supply chains pp. 193-208

Ricardo J. Rabelo, Alexandra A. Pereira-Klen and Edmilson R. Klen

A collaborative experimentation environment for biosciences pp. 209-231

E.C. Kaletas, H. Afsarmanesh and L.O. Hertzberger

CORVETTE: a cooperative workflow for virtual teams coordination pp. 232-245

K. Baina, F. Charoy, C. Godart, D. Grigori, S. el Hadri, H. Skaf, S. Akifuji, T. Sakaguchi, Y. Seki and M. Yoshioka

A multi-agent based infrastructure to support virtual communities in elderly care pp. 246-266

Luis M. Camarinha-Matos and Hamideh Afsarmanesh

A functional component framework for integration infrastructures pp. 267-282

Erik Van Busschbach, Bram Pieterse and Arian Zwegers

Volume 2, issue 2, 2004

Implications of digital networks for corporate structure and management: building global competitive advantages pp. 99-111

Florian Ross and H. Martin Shane

A tale of two clusters: high technology industries in Cambridge pp. 112-132

Philip Cooke and Robert Huggins

Agent facilitated integration of distributed PDM systems pp. 133-152

Yinsheng Li, Weiming Shen and Hamada Ghenniwa

How virtuality affects knowledge work: points on performance and knowledge management pp. 153-161

Jussi Okkonen

Technology transfer virtual network: analysis within the Italian system of innovation pp. 162-172

Monica Cariola

An agent-based approach for information and knowledge sharing in manufacturing enterprise networks pp. 173-190

Weiming Shen and Douglas H. Norrie

Volume 2, issue 1, 2003

Reference models supporting enterprise networks and virtual enterprises pp. 2-15

Martin Tolle, Peter Bernus

Web services and matchmaking pp. 16-32

Simon Field, Yigal Hoffner

Core processes, methods and e-services to support Virtual Enterprise Brokerage pp. 33-49

Arturo Molina, Ricardo Mejia, Marcela Velandia

Coalitions of manufacturing components for shop floor agility - the CoBASA architecture pp. 50-77

Jose Barata, Luis M. Camarinha-Matos

The 4W framework for B2B e-contracting pp. 78-97

Samuil Angelov, Paul Grefen

Volume 1, issue 2, 2002

The development of a network strategy for continuous improvement in SMEs: a case study pp. 115-124

Walter W.C. Chung, T.S. Wong

Part I - Towards an OPIM system: manufacturing SME organisation for the future pp. 125-150

Goran D. Putnik

Part II - Towards an OPIM system: results of the OPIM system design simulation and an applicability analysis pp. 151-169

Goran D. Putnik, Paulo Antonio da Silva Avila

Organisation structure and enterprise modelling in ERP realisation pp. 170-183

Wai-Hung Ip, Bocheng Chen

Becoming a virtual organisation: a strategic approach pp. 184-198

David Yen, David C. Chou, Tim Chen, Houn-Gee Chen

Developing collective knowledge in geographically distributed teams pp. 199-207

Violina Ratcheva, Martin Binks

Volume 1, issue 1, 2002

A dual approach to understanding information networks pp. 1-16

Dimitris Assimakopoulos, Stuart Macdonald

Bay-to-bay strategic alliances: the network linkages between Taiwan and the US venture capital industries [1] pp. 17-31

AnnaLee Saxenian, Chuen-Yueh Li

Infrastructures for collaboration in virtual organisations pp. 32-54

P.M. Wognum, E.C.C. Faber

Globalisation of US, European and Japanese production networks and the growth of Singapore's electronics industry pp. 55-81

Poh Wong

GI extranet: a case study in applying technology for competitive advantage pp. 82-90

K. Styles, M. Goldsworthy

Virtual private networks: a model for assessing alternatives pp. 91-113

David Yen, Douglas Havelka, David C. Chou